I use Oracle.
It is unbeliavable performance when paging or sorting. In milli seconds, i
see the data on paging.
Qx0.7.2, IE6, Oracle 9i/10g.
I also use the remote table with default page limit & offsets.
What is your database? Oracle uses something lke rownum and rowid features
helped me lot.
Burak,
I brushed over your original post without responding, but Michael's
response got me to thinking about it again. I believe the LIMIT and
OFFSET clauses are the correct way to approach this problem - any
performance issues with this query statement format reside appropriately
with the databa
Hi Burak,
I tried to do that initially. However, it seemed to me that this is only
a viable solution if data gets sorted by id. Everything gets quite
complicated if you try to sort a table by other entries, e.g.
alphabetically, let's say by a column named "title". Then you would have
to save t
> I suspected as much, which is why I pointed out that I'm using a svn
> checkout copy now. I reviewed the make file, and I see where the API
> Viewer gets built near the middle of the make process. Aw, shucks -
> it don't appear that complicated to me.
So much the better :).
> Again, sort
Thomas, you rock! You absolutely read my mind.
I'm glad to see that you're expanding the documentation. I'd like to
help add documentation to address questions that appear repeatedly on
the mailing list as I gain more experience, but for now I'm staying to
minor spelling and grammar corrections.
I've added a section to the wiki that tries to capture some of the hints
from this thread:
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/general/checking_out_from_svn#after_the_check-out
T.
thron7 wrote:
>> I am using a trunk version of Qooxdoo checked out from svn 11 days ago.
>> In the Welcome page, it lis
That's nice, Thomas. Thanks.
thron7 a écrit :
>> Unfortunately, there is no comprehensive documentation about the current
>> compiler hints (the one for qooxdoo 0.7 [1] is too old to be useful).
>>
>>
>
> I've added an initial document on class code structure which contains
> the compil
Matthew Gregory wrote:
> Everything is all on the same drive.
Ok, but just for the others using Windows: Having the downloaded contrib
in the TEMP directory will trigger bug#2144, if your application is on a
different drive. So that would be another reason to override the default
currently...
Alexander Back wrote:
Burak Arslan schrieb:
Alexander Back wrote:
Hi Burak,
Burak Arslan schrieb:
doc for qx.ui.table.pane.Scroller states a changeEvent is returned,
whereas i see a data event. which one is correct?
The "changeEvent" is an old class which is no
> Unfortunately, there is no comprehensive documentation about the current
> compiler hints (the one for qooxdoo 0.7 [1] is too old to be useful).
>
I've added an initial document on class code structure which contains
the compiler hints:
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.8/code_structure
Thanks Thomas.
Everything's clear now.
Regards,
Vincent
thron7 a écrit :
> Vincent Vandenschrick wrote:
>
>> Hi Fabian,
>> I catch up the discussion ;-)
>> Could you elaborate on the difference between "use" and "require" ?
>>
>
> "use" affects run-time requirements, "require" affects loa
Vincent Vandenschrick wrote:
> Hi Fabian,
> I catch up the discussion ;-)
> Could you elaborate on the difference between "use" and "require" ?
"use" affects run-time requirements, "require" affects load-time
requirements. To put it plain, a "use"d class has to be loaded in the
application, no
Thanks for your answer Fabian and my best to Martin arm... All 3 bugs
are created. The last one is not directly linked to databinding but I
also assigned it to Martin as you advised.
>> - support target properties that are not actual Qooxdoo properties, i.e.
>> only have accessors (and even onl
Hi Vincent,
Martin (our data-binding guru) is still out of office because of his
broken hand so I will try to answer your questions. The details how to
actually change qooxdoo's data binding will have to wait until he's back.
> Hi all,
> I'm diving right now into Qooxdoo data binding; really nic
all,
the current method to produce responses to remote table models is to use
the underlying database's limit & offset method. while being the
simplest solution, offsetting is either
1) slow
2) fast when the query is cached on the server side, but then it's
costly in memory.
i don't think thi
Burak Arslan schrieb:
> Alexander Back wrote:
>> Hi Burak,
>>
>> Burak Arslan schrieb:
>>
>>> doc for qx.ui.table.pane.Scroller states a changeEvent is returned,
>>> whereas i see a data event. which one is correct?
>>>
>> The "changeEvent" is an old class which is not used anymore in curr
Alexander Back wrote:
Hi Burak,
Burak Arslan schrieb:
doc for qx.ui.table.pane.Scroller states a changeEvent is returned,
whereas i see a data event. which one is correct?
The "changeEvent" is an old class which is not used anymore in current
0.8.x. I've changed it to the correct "qx.e
Thank you Daniel, It works!
I've used a custom qx.ui.table.celleditor.TextField cell editor factory
and the qx.ui.table.celleditor.Dynamic.
Ciao
a
Daniel Wagner ha scritto:
Hi Andrea,
it might be easier to just write your own cell editor factory, that
would give you full control of your te
Hello Fabian,
thank you very much for the explanation. My documentation reference was
http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.8/interfaces (0.8 / Interfaces) which
according to you seems to be outdated.
The only question remaining: Why does Class.hasInterface() deliver
"false" (in the example below
Hi all,
I'm diving right now into Qooxdoo data binding; really nice
implementation ! I've got some questions though.
I'm trying to implement a bi-directional binding between a textfield and
some value object that has a "value" property with an associated
"changeValue" event. So I use a qx.data.
Hi Burak,
Burak Arslan schrieb:
> doc for qx.ui.table.pane.Scroller states a changeEvent is returned,
> whereas i see a data event. which one is correct?
The "changeEvent" is an old class which is not used anymore in current
0.8.x. I've changed it to the correct "qx.event.type.Data" (Revision
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Hi Fabian,
I catch up the discussion ;-)
Could you elaborate on the difference between "use" and "require" ? What
kind of use case would make it mandatory to use "require" instead of
"use" ? What does it imply in terms of generated JS ? Maybe you can just
point me to some doc about the compiler
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